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someone tell me what's the difference between "subject"and "major".thanks a lot !
someone tell me what's the difference between "subject"and "major".thanks a lot !
Feb 12, 2011 1:27 PM
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In college settings, each class you take is on a subject. The area or subject you specialize in is your major.
For example, if you want a BS in mathematics, you will major in mathematics.
Some classes you will have to take in this major are Calculus and Differential Equations. The names of those classes indicate the subjects.
Does that make the distinction clear? Are were you speaking of a scholastic context?
February 12, 2011
Thanks Steve
It's a clear and specific answer that make me not confused anymore .Any helps about learning chinese ,just tell me .thanks again .
February 13, 2011
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